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We've joined Anthropic to launch a C# SDK for the Model Context Protocol! This open-source gem boosts #AI app dev with slick data integration, tailored for #dotNET. Serious power, flexibility, and totally extensible. Read the news and give it a tryout. 📖 msft.it/6012qqIim
Unfortunately, we’re going to need to delay the start of the API review streams for ASP.NET Core for now.
We know a lot of you are excited about this (and so are we!), so we’re really sorry for the delay. We’re still committed to making this happen.
ASP.NET Core API reviews will be streaming live on youtube.com/@NETFoundation starting this Thursday at 10 AM PST. See apireview.net/schedule for the full schedule. I hope to see many of you there!
The correct time is 3 PM PST this Thursday as shown on apireview.net/schedule. The Monday meetings will be at 10 AM to facilitate people in different time zones.
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Proposal for a new scalable memory cache in .NET github.com/dotnet/extensions…
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Have you tried the new Output Caching feature we shipped in #dotnet 7 preview 6? I am looking for any feedback before it's too late for changes.
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New release of my MinimalApis.Extensions library now available: github.com/DamianEdwards/Min…
Adds new Body<TBody> type for binding the request body to a route handler parameter as a string, byte[], or ReadOnlyMemory<byte>, with support for defining the max length.
#aspnetcore
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The biggest problem with async await is the “colored functions” problem brilliantly explained by this article journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2…. It’s a never ending problem because everything can’t be async and it’s viral. It’s not a new problem though, it’s always been this way.
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Happened to me once in my career. This is why it’s important to talk about compensation with your peers…
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Curious about the DirectStorage API and how much of it will be usable in other scenarios outside of games, like e.g. build systems... 🤔
devblogs.microsoft.com/direc…
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TikTok has relased an official app for Windows 10 (spoiler: it's a web-app) aggiornamentilumia.it/?p=285…
Want to see some more advanced usage of the new minimal hosting APIs introduced in .NET 6 preview 4? Take a look at what some of the less "empty" templates might look like like. github.com/halter73/MinimalT…
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The monthly dev sprints on the #aspnet repo are back...
...except this time they're for the whole repo, not just Blazor!
Join us for the first one tomorrow (May 13th) and contribute to SignalR, Kestrel, Blazor, and more!
Deets at aka.ms/aspnetcore-sprints
Natural types for lambdas are on their way!!! No more needless casting 🎉 #dotnet #aspnetcore #csharp
Stephen Halter retweeted
I matched at Johns Hopkins! So excited to join the Johns Hopkins family as an incoming Anesthesiology Resident. I am blessed beyond measure and cannot wait for this next phase of my career! @HopkinsACCM #BlackMatch2021 #Match2021 #MatchDay #OUHCOMmatch #anesthesiamatch2021
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Have you contributed to #AspNetCore or are you interested in contributing?
We want to hear from you!
Share your feedback in our fall repo contribution experience survey.
github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore…
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Do you use Reverse Proxy? (no matter which one)
We would love 🥰 to hear from you! -- Please help us learn more out about your usage patterns in our survey: surveymonkey.com/r/9PCRVGY
RTs for reach appreciated! 🥰🙏
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I decided to try out blogging for the first time. I posted my experience on working with the .ASP.NET Core Module over the past few years. jkotalik.github.io/ANCM/. Hope people find it interesting!
It's midnight and I'm anxiously awaiting my Windows update so I can try #WSL2. I just watched youtube.com/watch?v=lwhMTheP…! I wasn't paying attention to WSL before because I thought it was reverse-Wine, but now it's a better VM. Long gone are the days of dual booting and LILO/GRUB.





















